Last week, we showed you our favorite kitchen basics under $25. But let's face it, if you have a lot of people on your holiday shopping list, even that can get a little pricey. So here are 15 more budget-friendly gift ideas – all under $10.
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1. Bamboo steamer – Perfect for vegetables, dumplings, bao, tamales ... the list goes on. Choose a 10-inch steamer or a 6-inch set of 3 for $9.99 at World Market.
2. Paring knife – A versatile tool in the kitchen, and the cover makes it great for picnics. Available for $9.99 at World Market.
3. Stoneware gratin baker – Give the gift of beautifully served side dishes with this Red Oval Gratin Baker, $9.99 at World Market.
4. Cast iron trivet – If you know someone who's been using the cork versions from an Ikea starter box, why not upgrade them to something a little nicer? Available in oatmeal or red for $9.99 at World Market.
5. Cloth napkins – We can always use a few more, and these plaid designs seem perfect for winter. This set of 4 is on sale for $6.99 ($9.99 in stores) at World Market.
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6. Bundt pan – More specifically, the IKEA DRÖMMAR pan, with its interesting angles and shapes. Available for $6.99 at IKEA.
7. Cream and sugar set – We love the sweet ÖDMJUK design. The sugar bowl and milk pitcher are $2.99 a piece at IKEA.
8. Rubber spatulas – We've been using these ENVIS spatulas from IKEA for about a year and love the nice heavy handles. The set of 2 is available for $4.99 at IKEA.
9. Dough scraper –Handy for making homemade breads and pizzas, and for scooping up chopped vegetables. This Stainless Steel Pastry Scraper is available for $8 at Williams-Sonoma.
10. Sea salt – Maldon is a longtime inexpensive favorite, and we've been enjoying their smoked version lately. Available for $5.99 at The Spice House.
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11. Salt and pepper cellar – This marble double dish helps keep seasonings in place, in style. On sale for $6.95 at Crate and Barrel.
12. Measuring cups – This 3-piece glass set is available for $9.99 at Target.
13. Wooden spoons – A good choice for any cook. This 3-piece set from Calphalon is available for $9.99 at Target.
14. Kitchen timer – We love this retro version with a magnet so it won't take up any counter space. Available for $9.99 at Amazon.
15. Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day products – We won't go so far as to say these products make cleaning fun (although some might), but they do make it a bit more enjoyable. They're green, they smell great, and best of all, they work. The Kitchen Basics set is available for $9.99 at Mrs. Meyer's.
Related: Holiday Gift Guide: 10 Kitchen Basics Under $25
(Images: World Market, IKEA, Williams-Sonoma, The Spice House, Crate and Barrel, Target, Amazon, Mrs. Meyer's)
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Check out Marshalls, TJMaxx or Homegoods- I always find awesome kitchen stuff there for crazy prices. We put together a "kitchen gift basket" for my mother-in-law's birthday from Marshalls for about $35 (cookbook, new knife, small cutting board, sea salt, nice honey) and she loved it (and probably thought we spent much more!)
I have a couple of the paring knives (#2) and a larger chef knife that I bought at Williams-Sonoma. They are great! I take mine on picnics and camping. The bright colors make them easy to find in a tub full of camping gear.
if anyone has a boscov's still open near them, they are the absolute best for ridiculously cheap kitchen ware.
i second marshall's too.
World Market has some surprisingly reasonable prices on kitchen gadgets, I lucked out finding lots of neat stocking-stuffer kinds of things (tea infusers, nifty measuring cups, kitchen timers and the like.)
Great suggestions, thanks.
Those Calphalon spoons aren't that great...I got them three months ago on from our wedding registry and they're already splintering and splitting. :( I've had better luck with a 5-pack of plastic ones I got at Walmart for $2.